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Iran ceasefire dead as sidetracked NATO Summit comes to an end
Season 3, Ep. 142
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This Thursday's Europe Today sees the end of the 2026 NATO Summit in Ankara, from which a record level spending commitment has been declared. This comes despite President Trump declaring the US ceasefire with Iran "over" amid fresh strikes from both parties across the Middle East. For more on this, former NATO Security Advisor Jamie Shea joins the show. Meanwhile, on the humanitarian fallout of this return to war, Jean-Nicolas Beuze from the UNHCR is in studio explaining what further conflict could mean for populations and migration between Europe and the Middle East. Plus, counterfeit condoms flooding European markets and what to watch for as the World Cup reaches the tense quarter-finals.
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